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The Edge II Zero with the back plate removed. The system’s performance and flexibility is based upon its spring/counter-spring design.
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For the player who prefers the tremolo to snap hard to the zero point (as with a flutter effect) removal of the cross bar and counter-spring is quick and easy.
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Here the back cover plate is in place. Open slots reveal a spring adjustment knob (far left) and view of the spring’s level of compression.
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Solidly anchoring each component is a major part of creating great sustain. These stud bolts contain inner set screws that expand the outer bolt, marrying bridge to body, thereby maximizing string vibration.
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